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Votes at a glance: Wheeling board approves consent items, plats, bills and schedules executive session

Village of Wheeling Village Board ยท July 7, 2026
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Summary

Trustees approved the consent agenda (IT license renewal, paving and crack-sealing contracts, Clearwave Fiber license), plats and plats vacating/dedicating right-of-way, payment of bills, and voted to recess into executive session on property sale/lease and impending litigation.

At its July 8 meeting, the Wheeling Village Board approved multiple routine and administrative items during the consent and action portions of the agenda.

Consent agenda: Clerk Bridal read the consent agenda items and the board approved them by roll call. Items listed in the agenda included: a third-year renewal contract for VMware software licenses for $109,730.88; a contract with Midwest Brick Paving Inc. for the 2026 brick paver maintenance project ($105,707); a one-year renewal with Patriot Paving Maintenance for the 2026 crack-sealing program ($40,000.11); and a master license agreement with Delta Communications LLC doing business as Clearwave Fiber.

Plats and right-of-way actions: The board approved a plat of consolidation for Wheeling Office Center at 300 Marquette Drive (docket PSUBFP26-0003) and separately approved an ordinance vacating a remnant of Plant Road at 1020 South Plant Road and dedicating part of the vacated right-of-way to the Village so that the Chicago Executive Airport offices have direct access to Industrial Lane (docket PSUBFP26-0002). Trustees carried motions on these matters by roll call.

Bills and executive session: The board voted to approve bills for June 10 through July 1, 2026, as presented. Before adjourning, the board voted to recess into executive session to discuss setting a price for sale or lease of public property and pending or imminent litigation.

All roll-call items noted in the minutes were recorded as affirmative 'Yes' votes by the trustees and president as read by Clerk Bridal.